Hi Steven
a post to come about troubleshooting - this post is only theory - logic of schematics. The first PDF shows an "exploded view". The schematics to an pinball machine is NOT an exploded view --- I call schematics to be "abstract drawings" - the relays and steppers and the lights are grouped - it is drawn "beautiful" - stuff sitting side by side in an schematics might be sitting in the pin "far apart". "Electrically" the schematics show the truth - when we see a line drawn from "somewhere" to "somewhere else" - NO SWITCH in the line: THEN there is a wire running from "somewhere" to "somewhere else" in the pin.
The second PDF shows the schematics of A-Go-Go, http://www.ipdb.org/machine.cgi?id=27 - may want to make You a copy of the ipdb-schematics to look at the wiring --- I show "A", "B", "C", "D", "E", "F" --- logical groups to make the (abstract) drawing of the schematics to look beautiful.
"A" is stuff operated by line-voltage, 120 VAC
"B" is the Lights-Section operated by 6 VAC
"C" is 24 VAC stuff beeing connected with one side of the coil(s) DIRECTLY to fuse / transformer. Of course there are switches to operate the stuff - switches in the returning line --- but the "C-stuff" can be operated at any time whatever state the pin is in.
Between "C" and "D" there is a "Switch on the Game-Over-Relay" to CUT the powerside-connecting-line --- everything below this switch (the "D, E, F stuff") cannot be operated when the pin is in state "Game-Over" because the "Switch on Game-Over-Relay" then is open (for example: We cannot move the flipperbats when the pin is in state Game-Over).
Between "D" and "E" there is a "Switch on the Reset-Relay" to CUT ... Well A-Go-Go has no relays in the "D-Section" --- some pins may have a relay or two relays or whatever - when the pin is busy "resetting" then the switch is open and the "D,E,F stuff" is in-operable.
Between "E" and "F" there is a "Switch on the Tilt-Relay" to CUT ... WHEN we bang a TILT: We cannot move the flipper-bats because the flipper-bats are in "Section-F".
So "Section-E" shall come alife after a game bas been started and the Resetting has been done - it shall (still) operate - even when we bang a tilt.
I decided to show the schematics of an Williams pin. Bally is almost the same. Gottlieb are similar but Gottlieb has "Powerside connection and Returnside connection to the transformer": EXCHANGED ---
Steven, Your pin has a Bally / Williams type of Score-Motor - but Your pin is wired in "Gottlieb-Logic" --- but to show the "groups made --- the "A", "B", "C", "D", "E", "F": An Williams or Bally schematics is much better for to show this "grouping". Greetings Rolf
P.S.: In the upper right corner of the second PDF we see the non-pleasing sentence "Due to wire-shortages beyond our control: Some wire colors (used in the pin) may be other than indicated on wiring diagram" --- a very non-pleasing sentence.
0Genius CP Explosionszeichnung-small.pdf
0A-Go-Go-ipdb-tiny.pdf